Beyoncé is taking “Cowboy Carter” on the tour. The star confirmed her concert plans on Sunday morning in a couple of social media publications that generated millions of reactions, but left most of the details to the imagination.
An initial Videoclip of a rodeo -style billboard with “Cowboy Carter Tour” spells in the lights appeared on the Instagram page of Beyoncé after the east time of midnight, and A Portrait of the singer Quickly followed by the legend “Cowboy Carter Tour 2025.” The exact dates, ticket sales information and the location are still secret.
CBS News contacted the singer’s team for more details.
His fans had been waiting for an ad. Beyoncé first mocked the great news in an Instagram publication shared after his part -time performance in the NFL game of Houston on Christmas Day, which Netflix filmed for the transmission special “Beyoncé Bowl”. Originally scheduled for January 14, the artist later postponed The announcement as forest fires devastated great stripes of Los Angeles.
“I continue to pray for the healing and reconstruction of families suffering from trauma and loss,” Beyoncé said in a statement at that time, promising a donation of $ 2.5 million to help efforts through their Beygood Base. “We are very blessed to have brave lifeguards who continue to work tirelessly to protect the Los Angeles community.”
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The announcement of the tour fell before 2025 Grammy Awards That will take place as scheduled on Sunday in Los Angeles despite other Hollywood awards bodies that delay their ceremonies in fire light.
Beyoncé leads the nominations in the Grammys this year, winning 11 settlements of the recording academy for “Cowboy Carter”, a success that folded the genre that broke the cultural limits and maintained the best places in Billboard’s music lists when the past spring. His last round of Grammy nominations took the account of his Beyoncé career to 99, and officially became the most nominated artist in the history of the awards program. It is not expected to act at the ceremony.
The Grammy Awards will be broadcast live on Sunday on the CBS television network and will broadcast Paramount+ at 8 PM ET / 5 PM PT.
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